How Did I Get Here? …A Spiritual Teacher and a Business Coach

Fairy Godmother Heather Madder shares the following:

I live in Arizona where it’s been said that there are 2 seasons.

Heaven and Hell.

Well, It’s August.

So, in the nicer meaning of the word….I’m in hell.

I happen to be a big fan of the great outdoors and because it’s never truly cold here, I can ride my bike 4-5 times a week all year around. (I love my bike just a little less than my children.)  There’s just something about being close the earth that makes me feel connected, happy…and totally alive. However, around 8am in August it’s already about 100 and one million degrees, which means that for a good ride, you get to be spinning and HOME by 7:00am, or you might be in trouble.

Last week it was about 6:15am when I hit the lake by my house and decided to stop for a few minutes.  I love this little lake.  It’s dotted by trees and a small band of ducks that always seem to be waiting for food (which I never seem to have.)  I propped my bike on a bench, began to walk and think about the big turns my life had taken this year.

I’m in a place that I never thought I’d be.

Until 12 months ago, I’d been working real hard at being a real small spiritual teacher.  I planned to write a bunch of books and teach as many people that would listen about life, love, God and a whole lot of other good stuff. I even used to get teased by some people that I’d never have to deal with real life because how can you get stressed when you’re “meditating in the mountains singing ‘feel good’ songs all day long.”  (welI, I didn’t really see it that way, but you get the idea.)

So, how does a nice, peace-loving stay at home mama like me end up teaching a bunch of people about money and business ??

In all my flower child time in the mountains, I never saw myself here.  Never.  During that time, if I would have seen a spiritual teacher start talking about business and money I might have had a quick thought pass through my mind …”fall off the true path much?”  Of course, I would have dismissed it right away because we all know that spiritual seekers aren’t judgmental

In that limited life picture, of course, I was missing two really important–no, essentials–parts of my own panoramic life view.
Aside from oh, let’s say, 100 healthy beliefs about money (that are God-centered), I was missing something else….the POWER TO CREATE.  It was a part of me, but it had not yet awakened, which meant that  I always felt ill at ease, even anxious, about my life’s work.  Even though it was “good” it was terribly limited…and deep inside I knew it.  So, while I was wholeheartedly dismissing all the business strategists and coaches all around me as “worldly,” I was stuck in a small, self-righteous prison reaching a mere handful of people.  Kind of hard to reach the world with a moving message, when you can’t pay your bills.

Unlocking TWO things made the difference.  
1. Healthy, God centered beliefs about money 
2. My own CREATION CAPACITY.  

Those are the things that changed the game for me.  Forever.

When I was able to take what I loved (teaching spiritual principles of transformation) and build a real, true business around it (not a nice little hobby)…I came down from that lonely mountain and jumped onto a highway of forward motion.

That is what made all the difference. For me, the POWER to CREATE is a primal drive.  The same drive that wants to push my body as fast as it can ride is the same fuel that drives me to build something big because of how it feels.  It’s a crazy rush to propel past my own limitations.  It’s exhilarating to face my fears, jump off a cliff of possibility and create something along the way for a safe landing.

Building big things is where we find our power and truly refine ourselves.  It’s where raw capacity moves to meaningful action.  It’s where desire finds an outlet and turns from being a dream in our heads to true reality.  It’s that pivot point where we must face our blind spots and start to see or we’re going to crash.  And….it’s where we do the impossible because we want to, and because, deep inside, we know we can.

This is why I love to build things.   I love creating my home so it’s happy, healthy & organized. I love it when my kids learn often from Scripture and they can all find matching socks in the morning.  I love to build things in my business, too.  It pushes me to places I’ve never been in my life.  Building a real, true business made me face every fear, every doubt, and a whole gamut of limiting beliefs I didn’t even know about.  Being a small town feel good spiritual teacher was awesome. I loved it at the time.  But I was kind of up there on the mountains saying great things to a few people, but not really pushing myself to grow and reach as many people as I could.

It is one thing to know something in your head….and another to put everything you know on the pavement and move forward in CREATION.

That’s why I love spirituality and business and why I teach other people about both of them.

This is the movement that I am a part of–making more out of people  and  more out of humanity.
Spirituality and business DO belong together.  It’s like two long lost   brothers who have been separated for awhile, but came from the same   home.  If you will open your mind just a crack you can see GOD in both   places.

It’s pretty basic.
1. KNOW what you love & what you’re good at.
2. CREATE a solution out of what you love, that improves other people’s lives.
3. BUILD something BIG around it to get it to as many people as you can.

Those three simple things are the exodus from a small limited life … into your own promised land, whatever that may be for you.

Maybe it’s time for you too to be do something bigger with what you’ve got.  Something that will change more people’s lives and not just the handful you’ve reached so far.  Build it baby, and know that it will REQUIRE ALL the belief, knowledge, skills and gumption that you can muster… and then more.
Every person has something inside of them that will make the world a better place.  EVERYONE.  Even you, especially you.  It lives inside of you as a dream, a book idea, a song, or a special gift or talent.

If that dream is still alive, maybe it’s time to come down from your own mountain and get to work.  BUILD Something.  Do it.  Go for it.  I say this with love, but some of you need to just stop whining about why you can’t and really get moving  

You will be a better person for it…and the world will be a better place because of it.

So, in 1000 words or less that’s how I got here. (Even though it was more like 10,000 miles  
That’s why I am here–and why you’ll see a whole lot more of us in  the near future.  Suzanne Evans, David Neagle, Steve D’Annunzio, Garrett Gunderson, are  some well on their way.  More are coming.

I’m one of the people acting as a bridge  between what has been two separate worlds.  Bringing God to the business  world; and bringing business tools to a lot of spiritual people who  don’t need to be so limited to follow God.

Time to hop back on my bike, get back on the trail, and drive this baby home.

If you are reading this, I have one last burning question ….

Will I see you on the path?

Heather Madder is a professional speaker, writer, and former-talkshow host turned business coach. She is the successful owner of HeatherMadder.com. In her own words, “The mission of my organization is to empower humanity to awaken to love, peace, joy, power, abundance, and freedom by offering educational and hands-on tools in the form of books, audio CD’s, articles, and live presentations.” Connect with Heather on twitter @heathermadder

32 Dinner Ideas For Mom Entrepreneurs

Ok, Startup Princesses I’m going to give you time & sanity by giving you 32 dinners that you can use!  Now keep in mind that my son Brendan is allergic to chicken, turkey, tuna, peanuts and tree nuts — so these meals are heavy on the beef, pasta and pork dishes.  Also, I’ve made these meals so many times that I know the recipes by heart — so if you want specific recipes, just email me and I’ll see what I can do.  Most of them come from Ina Garten, Bobby Flay, Andrew Weil or my own head.  You can find the recipes for meatballs, pasta with vodka sauce and baked pasta with roasted vegetables here.  You can see the recipe for pasta with kale here.

On to the 32 dinner ideas! Click here to view and save my 32 dinners!

If for some bizarre reason you don’t like my 32 dinners, you can find some great dinner ideas here:

• Whole Foods:  Get recipes and even make a shopping list on Whole Foods nifty website! (Love that place!)
• The Dinner Spin: Make mealtime easier with simple online tools that plan, shop, cook, eat and budget.
• Menu for the Week: A full week’s worth of dinner recipes and shopping lists sent to you by email — just print!
• Food Network: Click on their Quick & Easy tab for DUH — quick and easy meals that will please the kids and make life easier for you.
• Simple Mom:  Tsh Oxenreider makes dinnertime simple with a month-long menu plan.

Bon Appetit!

Heather Allard, The Mogul Mom, Heather Allard is a mother of three and a “Renaissance mom entrepreneur” who has developed products, offered a service and built a blog since 2001. She blogs at http://www.TheMogulMom.com and offers email coaching for mom entrepreneurs. Heather’s products have been seen on Access Hollywood & Pregnancy Magazine and are a best-seller in One Step Ahead. She’s been featured in Working Mother, Entrepreneur and The Well-Fed Writer: Back for Seconds. Contact her via Twitter: @themogulmom or through her site.

How to be More Productive: Let go of Perfection!

Ja-Naé Duane, author of “How to Start Your Business with $100″ shares with other entrepreneurs and small business owners how to become more productive. Click below to view Ja-Naé’s quick tip!

http://www.youtube.com/user/JaNaeDuane#p/u/9/mHF5b9PoMJc

How Do You Define Success?

Guest Author, Stephanie Marston MFT writes the following:

To a great extent the way we act and what we invest our time and energy in is based on how we feel we can achieve success.  But what is success?  Please spend a few minutes and consider how you define success.  Without too much thinking write down your answers to the following questions:

How do you define success?

List some of the accomplishments you have had in your life?

Now compare your definition of success with your list of accomplishments and ask yourself:

To what extent do my answers describe success in my career?

To what extent do my answers describe success in my personal life and family relationships?

To what extent do my answers describe success in my Self?

If you’re like most people you probably defined success in terms of your achievements in your career.  When we think about success we tend to focus on how we are viewed as an employee, boss or coworker rather than on as a spouse/partner, father/mother, friend or sibling.

In order to create greater work/life balance we have to shift our thinking and rebalance our definition of success to include our personal and family relationships.

Now spend a few minutes and answer the following questions:

I am happiest when…

I want to be a person who…

At the end of my life I want people to describe me as…

Now compare these answers to the previous answers about success.  Notice how your answers to these questions have redefined success in terms of your personal relationships and a deeper sense of meaning.

We need to redefine success.  Not to exclude career success, but to include success in our relationships, with family members and our personal life.  Success with our family and personal relationships needs to become a new way of evaluating how we see our accomplishments and ourselves and to be fully integrated with our success at work.

Stephanie Marston, MFT works with people to improve the quality of their lives, career and relationships. Stephanie is a dynamic motivational speaker, best selling author, and stress and work-life balance expert. Stephanie has appeared frequently on shows such as: The Oprah show, The Today Show, The Early Show and CNN Headline News. Visit Stephanie on her website atwww.stephaniemarston.com or at www.30daystosanity.com.

Finding Balance with an Already Full Life

Guest Author, Connie McCaffery of Nature Maiden Bath & Body, shares the following:

My life is full, VERY full. I tend to take on many things at once. I’ve come to the realization that I cannot sit idle. Perhaps this is good, though at times, which are few and far between, I feel overwhelmed.

A full life is a gift. What else would I do? When I started my product line in 2007 I already had a full time job, plus a husband, 2 boys, 2 dogs, 4 ducks, 2 rabbits, frogs, and a turtle. Oh, and I did mention I landscaped the whole property with flowers and vegetables? Yes, I start most of my garden from seed or cuttings. I also cook from scratch on occasion. When did I find the time to have a business? I left that for the weekends. Part of the weekend for product development, for gardening, and then time set aside to cook and be with my family.

MY TIME

As far as time for myself, which I desperately need, I get in my mornings. I am a morning person, always been that way. I get up between 4:30-5:00 am, take care of the dogs and go outside with them and have my coffee. It is so quiet, except for the birds waking up. It is the most beautiful time of the day for me. I look around at what’s growing, I can smell the soil in the air. I just thrive on that. By the time I’m done with my second cup of coffee, I am ready to go on with the business of my day. I water the gardens, wipe down the kitchen if needed. Pull out dinner, see the kids out the door, and get ready for work. It flows together well. I also like to jump on my bike and go for a ride on a nice warm afternoon. I also like to take the dogs for a walk alone. This time to myself recharges my mind and spirit, and reminds me that I have a life outside of being a mother and wife.

HAVING A SUPPORT SYSTEM

When I get home, my younger son will have already fed the dogs their evening meal and would have let them out. My dear husband, after working outside all day may come home and barbeque, and maybe even wash the dishes. My son’s will clear the table, and get the garbage out. We will then all disperse for either a little tv or outside time together. It’s important to have the support of your family. If everyone is willing do their part to make the family run smoothly, it helps a great deal, then the burden it not on just one person.

Prioritize. Family is first. For example, if I have a lot of soap to make, which I know may take me 6 hours to finish, I leave it for a Saturday. I start early and have the rest of my day to do other things. Maybe then I would spend the remainder of my day sewing or sitting outside reading. If my husband would be home, maybe we’d barbeque, or go fishing. Activities would depend on the weather as well.

WHAT IT MEANS FOR ME

I have fit my life into my life. It is full and I would not have it any other way.  If I didn’t make soap, or pie, or sew or go fishing what would I do?  You can have it all if you prioritize the tasks. The best part of a full life is having a support system to help, and participate in it. I can still make 10 batches of soap on Saturday morning, make pot pies from scratch Saturday evening, and go fishing on Sunday. As long as I get my morning coffee with the peace of an early morning, and my two dogs beside me, I can tackle anything. I am thankful for all I have and the gifts I’ve been given.

Connie McCaffery started her business, Nature Maiden in 2007 which features a wide range of bath and body products. All of Nature Maiden products are made by Connie herself in Cutchogue, New York. For more information visit www.NatureMaiden.com or visit Connie at Nature Maiden’s facebook page, and on twitter @naturemaiden.

How Sales Conversion Could Mean Less Laundry for You

Guest Author, Heather Madder shares the importance of sales conversion:

Hello, I’m just in from being at the pool with my kids….
and my hair is still dripping wet!  
But I am so excited about something that I learned 
this week and I wanted to take a second and write.

As a mother of four kids (that I am absolutely 
in love with), I am always looking for ways to cut
down my time and maximize my results!

SO….How do some people get MORE done?

Everyone has 24 hours in a day … right?

Yes.  But not everyone has the same amount 
of passion, skill or WISDOM to know how to 
effectively use those hours to maximize production.

An hour folding laundry is one thing. 
An hour closing a $3,000 sale is another!

Same 60 minutes …. totally different result.

(& after you close that $3,000 sale–
do yourself a favor and pay someone 
$10/hr to fold the laundry bc you just bought
yourself 300 free hours!

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We’ve got to learn how to maximize our production, 
so we can spend time with our families & sharing
our messages of change.

What is SALES CONVERSION?
Sales conversion is the percentage of prospects that you
turn into, or convert into, buyers (i.e.: paying customers,
clients or patients.)

For example, of 10 prospects, how many will become paying
customers? If you convert three into customers, you have a
sales conversion rate of 30 percent. If seven of your
prospects become customers, you have a sales conversion
rate of 70 percent. Consider this: Whether you convert 30
percent or 70 percent, you still took the time and energy
to talk to 10 prospects
See how this plays out!

Imagine 100 people coming to your intro call or

presentation. You can either convert 20 of

them or 40 of them into being your clients.

You can quickly see that focusing on

conversion is a surefire way to double your business while

doing the same amount of work, expending the same amount of

energy, taking the same amount of time, with the same

amount of words coming out of your mouth.

Like everything else…it’s a learnable skill (all of this is!)

The only reason you may not have big results…is that you haven’t

had the tools yet.

Remember, when people don’t buy it doesn’t mean that they
are not intrigued. You might be the most polished presenter
or the most charismatic teacher on the planet, but if you
are not giving people what they need so that they can make
the choice to buy what you have to offer, your Million
Dollar Value is not available in the world… and it costs
everyone!

The bottom line of where I’m coming from is this: You
possess a wealth of valuable gifts, talents, products and
services, but no matter how fabulous you are at presenting
these, if you are not paying attention to what converts
people into buying your offering, it’s a rip-off to you and
them.

So that’s what sales conversion is and why you should pay
attention to it!!

Heather Madder is a Life Coach, Author, and Business Strategist and will be speaking at this year’s Touchpoint Conference.  She can be found on Twitter @heathermadder and on her site, http://www.mybestlifebydesign.com. Heather frequently hosts live events and tele-seminars, sign up for her email list to get more details.

Honor Your Commitment to Yourself

Guest Author, Stephanie Marston MFT writes the following:

Keeping your word is critical to restoring your sanity and creating greater balance in your life.  When I say, “keeping your word,” I’m referring to honoring what you commit to.  It’s keeping your promises, especially with yourself.

Unfortunately, we usually betray ourselves more than we do anyone else.  We say one thing and do another.  For any of you who have children or, for that matter, who once were children, you know how it feels to have a promise made and then broken.  You lose faith and trust in the other person.  Well, the same thing occurs with you.  When we don’t keep our word we lose our credibility and it undermines our self-esteem.  Every broken commitment is a crack in the foundation for creating a quality- driven life.

It is time for true confessions: how many times have you said you’re going to exercise or eat better and not followed through?  We’ve all fallen into the trap of saying we’re going to do something and then finding every possible excuse not to do it.  Have you noticed that the next time you make a similar promise to yourself it’s tainted with doubt?  You don’t completely trust that you’re going to do what you say.

Whatever you neglect to respect—the commitment to spend more time with your kids, to live by a financial budget, to be more understanding of your parents—these betrayals poison the well of your credibility.  They undermine your integrity and trustworthiness.  It’s not that the fickle finger of fate is going to come down and punish you.  It’s about your not having the internal support to accomplish the changes you want to make.

The key to being successful is to start small.  Don’t make any grand proclamations that will set you up for failure.  Keep it simple.  Only commit to what you honestly know you can and will do.  Otherwise don’t say it.

For example, rather than proclaiming, “I’m going to leave the office everyday at 5,” a more reasonable and achievable approach would be, “I’m going to leave work at 5 today.”  It’s the old AA concept of one day at a time.  Instead of saying, “I’ll never yell at my kids again,” which is next to impossible to do, why not be more sensible and say, “Today I’ll speak to my children in a calm manner.”  Or “From now on I’m going to spend at least a half an hour a day doing something that nurtures me.”  Wouldn’t it be more realistic to say, “Today I’m going to set aside a half an hour for myself.” The secret is to make promises that you know you can keep.  Manageable commitments allow you to be successful and to become a person who keeps her word and is trustworthy.

Stephanie Marston, MFT works with people to improve the quality of their lives, career and relationships. Stephanie is a dynamic motivational speaker, best selling author, and stress and work-life balance expert. Stephanie has appeared frequently on shows such as: The Oprah show, The Today Show, The Early Show and CNN Headline News. Visit Stephanie on her website at www.stephaniemarston.com or at www.30daystosanity.com.

Could the IRS Call Your Business a Hobby?

Fairy Godmother, Lindsey Patrick writes:

In a recent decision made by the IRS, a woman was disallowed $30,000 in expenses on her tax return because the IRS deemed her candle making business a hobby.  The IRS made this determination based on several factors.  Unfortunately there are no hard and fast rules on what you must do to be seen as a business in the eyes of the IRS.

The basics; in order to deduct expenses from your business you have to be in business for a profit.  The IRS refers to this as profit motive and the burden of proof is on you, the tax payer.  Here are a few items the IRS may look at to determine profit motive:

• You operate in a businesslike manner
  • You maintain a checking account separate from your personal checking account
  • you have business cards and stationary
  • you keep financial records and receipts
  • you have marketing plans and a written business plan
  • you have a business license
  • you have registered with the state
• You spend more than just a few hours a week engaging in your business activity.
• You are dependent on the income for your lively hood
• If your company has ever made a profit
• If you have sufficient knowledge to make a profit in the business

If you can show profit 3 out of 5 years you are generally ok and may avoid IRS scrutiny.  Again these are just a few ways to legitimize your business.  Please speak to your tax professional or attorney for advice specific to your business or contact me with any questions Lindsey Patrick, Accountant and QB Pro Advisor – lindseypatrick1@yahoo.com.

Lindsey Patrick has been assisting entrepreneurs and small businesses with their Bookkeeping and Tax needs since 1999.  She is a Certified QuickBooks pro advisor and loves to help small business owners implement and use the software to see exactly where their business is and where it can go.  She is married and has two small children.

Life Balance: It’s All in Your Head

Fairy Godmother, Tara McCausland writes:

My husband is a physical therapist that specializes in helping people with balance disorders. He explains that in order to have complete physical balance, three systems must be working together: the sensation of your feet, your inner ear and your eyes. The brain then combines the input from these three systems which allows people to walk, run and even do incredible things like perform Swan Lake on point. Normal balance is only possible when these three systems are processed effectively in your brain. In a very literal sense, our physical balance is in our head.

Likewise life balance, or a state of wellbeing and wholeness, is also in your head. You could be the world’s greatest prioritizer, planner, and executer and have all the wealth and opportunity in the world.  Yet without a positive and proactive mental attitude, you will never experience the joy and wholeness you are seeking.

Too many of us are plagued by worry and anxiety; we spend exorbitant amounts of energy fretting over mistakes of the past, fearing the unknowns of the future and ultimately creating our own veritable hell.  As the great French philosopher Montaigne said, “My life has been full of terrible misfortunes most of which never happened.” When we allow ourselves to fall prey to the disease of worry and negative thinking, every blessing and personal triumph loses its savor. In order to feel truly whole and joyful, we must overcome our natural inclination to complain and worry and replace it with an active can-do spirit and gratitude for the gifts of today. When we are confronted with challenges, we must do all that lies within our power to solve the problem and then surrender the rest – herein lies the key to a peaceful, fulfilled life.

My mother taught me that you CAN live happily ever after…one day at a time. I am learning this as I juggle the responsibilities of wife, mom, entrepreneur, success coach, etc. It would be easy for me to go to a dark place if I allowed myself to stress about my load of responsibility and to fear the “what ifs” of the future. I could literally make myself ill stewing over all the scary possibilities. However, I know that if I choose to have realistic optimism and proactive determination, these will serve me more than any amount of whining. In fact, you and I just might discover that with a little faith, we’ll be able to find joy in the journey – even the rocky parts.

If you are truly seeking to live with life balance, I challenge you to start in your head and examine your thoughts. What do they sound like? Are they positive, empowering, and proactive or do they reek of negativity, fear, and cynicism. In this assessment, be honest with yourself and don’t be discouraged with what you discover. Contrary to popular belief, you can learn how to control your thoughts. Your brain can be re-trained to think positively. This takes a conscious, consistent effort – it’s real work – but in time you can rewire your mental “hard drive.” It is at this point that life will take on a more vivid beauty, doors of opportunity will open to you at every turn, and life balance will be yours.

Here’s to your success!

Tara McCausland, My Joy Quest, Tara McCausland is a speaker, aspiring author, and the owner of her own success/life coaching business – Joy Quest Coaching. She’s also the happy mommy of one active toddler and has been married to her high school sweetheart for 4 years. As a coach, Tara specializes in helping mompreneurs build their businesses quickly, find more customers, and make more money – all the while helping them achieve greater balance and joy in their lives. She offers 1-on-1 coaching as well as group coaching via telephone and email. Best way to contact Tara is by email at tara@myjoyquest.com or by phone at (801)979-6244. Twitter @myjoyquest

Is Your Life Balance Teetering?

Fairy Godmother, Vicki Winterton writes:

Invest 10 minutes a day in 3 simple techniques to restore your stability!

There was a time when the boundaries between work and home were clear. Today, however, work is likely to invade your personal life — and maintaining a work-life balance is harder than ever. Still, work-life balance isn’t out of reach for you. Murphy’s Law states: “If anything can go wrong, it will”. Sometimes, it seems like this well known saying is built in to the way our world works. I have found that time management solutions can ensure that Murphy’s “drop-by visits” don’t throw a major kink in your day.

As a Utah based productivity coach and professional organizer, I’m excited to share some of my life changing tips to help you learn how to organize your life in a way that restores peace and brings greater balance to your daily routine. In fact, I am so sure these tips work, that I GUARANTEE my clients greater peace once they agree to make these techniques a part of their lives.

1. Plan ahead by prioritizing - Use your favorite daily planner to be sure you make time each day to prioritize. Some tips for prioritizing include:

• Scheduling your time in weekly segments
• Scheduling no more than 70 % of your day (IF you are a mother of young children, 50% is the target)
• Taking 5 minutes today to prioritize tomorrow with your 4 most important tomorrow activities

2. Simplify - Life is easier when you simplify your daily routine. Look twice to see how you might shorten or delete some of the activities you are undertaking such as:

• Low priority items
• Tasks of little consequence if left undone
• Tasks where the cost (time, money, energy) are greater than the benefit received

3. Delegate tasks - If someone else (this includes your children) can complete a task as well or nearly as well as you ONCE THEY ARE TRAINED, then by all means, delegate that task to them. The keys to effective delegating include:

• Making sure your expectations are clearly understood
• Having a good return and report system in place
• Assuring you allow time for a learning curve
• Praise & appreciation for a job well done

Understand that unexpected issues arise on a regular basis. Even the most complex productivity plan can’t withstand Murphy’s Law. You CAN, however, learn how to organize your life and prepare for Murphy’s “drop in” visits. If you manage your time well by applying the tips listed and then EXPECT Murphy’s visits, you will be able to easily move beyond the frustration those visits have brought you in the past.  Click here to view and print my FREE 1 page Life Balance Worksheet. With the investment of a little time in this worksheet and only 10 minutes a week to prioritize, simplify and delegate, greater life balance is not only at your fingertips, but easily attainable…YOU CAN DO THIS!

Click here to watch Vicki’s 6 minute TV segment, Time Management Tips

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Vicki Winterton is a Utah based professional organizer/productivity coach & a Startup Princess fairy godmother who has been highlighted in newspapers, magazines and on television. She is an online organizing expert who co-hosts The Organized Woman Show. Vicki’s professional organizing business is found at www.OrganizingMindOverMatter.com

 

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